luxury house with reception room for sale Saint-Pierrevillers, France

The first historical mention of this castle dates back to 1156. Over the eight centuries since then, the Castle of'Ell has taken on the architectural form we know today: that of an exceptionally charming residence with approximately 560m² of living space and approximately 1,850m² of total floor area, surrounded by a sumptuous park of approximately 2.07 hectares on the banks of the Attert. The site is listed, and the current owners have carried out a number of works to prepare this historic monument for new uses suited to modern life. The site has recently been classified as a Mix-V zone in the Ell Municipal Land Use Plan (PAG). An architectural survey has been conducted to ensure that precise plans exist for the development of any new project. Whether for residential or commercial purposes, a renowned architectural firm has been commissioned to develop several basic concepts, in consultation with the authorities, which could be used for the transformation of this historic gem. A concept for the creation of 8 residential units in the annexes has been drawn up, featuring a wide range of living areas (±57m², ±101m², 105m², ±106m², 2 x ±181m², ±199m², ±215m², not including the main house. At first glance, the compound appears rather unassuming, but holds some lovely surprises once you step through the gate. You then discover a pretty enclosed courtyard with a stately home at its centre, likely built within the walls of the former keep. The entrance to this house features a coat of arms dating from 1635 and opens onto some lovely reception rooms: a hall, two living rooms (one with a fireplace), and a superb vaulted room (a historic kitchen with a hearth and a working bread oven). The architectural firm's work focuses primarily on analysing the various possibilities for utilising the castle's outbuildings (the enclosure): how to create new openings, bring in more light, etc. Renovation and/or conversion work may qualify for very attractive grants. For further information, or to arrange a viewing, please contact the agency. Located at the entrance to the village of Ell, this beautiful property is rather discreet, reminiscent of a farmhouse and set slightly back from the road (which is not a main road and is no longer heard once inside the courtyard). The enclosure, which is no longer totally enclosed to the rear, overlooks a beautiful park bordered to the south by the course of the Attert, a small river which flows into the Alzette at Mersch. Ell is a very pleasant village, with an elementary school with “pre-school”, a beautiful village hall and. All amenities are just 2 km away, in Redange, capital of the canton of the same name. Distances: Redange with all amenities (medical center, supermarket, full range of shops, restaurants, pharmacy, swimming pool, high school etc.): 3 min / 2,1 km Oberpallen 4 min / 4,4 km Luxembourg Kirchberg: 39 min / 41 km Luxembourg South (Merl, Cloche d'Or): 33 min / 39,5 km Findel Airport: 34 min / 39.7 km Arlon: 12 min /10.6 km Ettelbrück: 26 min / 23.6 km Diekirch: 66 min / 30,5 km Access to the A6 Windhof: 25 min / 21 km Access Motorway A6 Arlon: 16 min / 14 km Access N4 Arlon (towards Bastogne, Liège and Brussels): 11 min / 9,9 km Access to the A7 motorway (Mersch): 21 min / 20.63 km

In Waldbredimus, a large contemporary villa of 317m2 and its landscaped garden of 21a60caBuilt in the early 1990s, the two-story villa is sheltered from the neighbors by a green belt and offers a panoramic view of the surrounding meadows.\n\nGround floor-\nThe entrance door opens onto a vestibule that leads to a living/dining room of about 63m2 adorned with a fireplace and bathed in light through four French doors opening onto a large terrace and the garden.\nOn the left side, there is a closet and a toilet, a first bedroom with a terrace, a bathroom, and an office/library.\nOn the right, there is a fitted kitchen and access to the basement.\nFrom the entrance, a travertine staircase with turns and a wrought iron railing leads to the first floor.\n\nFirst floor-\nA star-shaped landing distributes to a library and its reading room, three bedrooms with built-in storage closets, and a fourth bedroom of 34m2 with a dressing room, a bathroom, a shower room, and a toilet.\n\nBasement-\nAccessible by the staircase from the kitchen side, it includes a laundry room, two large garages allowing parking for 4 vehicles, a cellar with a water softener, a wood store, a boiler room, a wine cellar, and a bedroom with a shower room.\n\nA bright apartment, which can accommodate friends or family visiting, has a separate entrance, a small living room, a bedroom opening onto a terrace and the garden, a shower room with a toilet, and a sauna.\n\nThe garden-\nWith an area of +/- 20 ares, it offers a true wooded park and surrounds the house, isolating it from neighboring properties.\n\nThe villa features cozy and functional spaces designed for the comfort of a large family.This description has been automatically translated from French.

Nestling in the heart of a charming village near Courcelles-Chaussy, this 10-acre property, originally farm buildings, was carefully renovated ten years ago. Transformed into two independent dwellings, it spans a total surface area of 440 m². The renovation has successfully enhanced the original architectural features while incorporating contemporary materials, giving the property an authentic, refined character. The main house, with a floor surface area of approx. 260 m², features a vast living room on the ground floor with impressive high ceilings, bathed in light thanks to the skylight installed in place of the old barn door and several French windows offering direct access to the garden. This space is warmed by a remarkable tiled stove. Connected to the living room, the contemporary kitchen has a central island where you can enjoy a meal together. This level also includes a bedroom with en suite shower room, a further room that could be used as a study, a utility room and a storage room. Upstairs, an elegant staircase combining stainless steel and glass leads to a sleeping area comprising a bathroom, four bedrooms and a master suite with en suite shower room. The second house, converted from an old stable, is now used as a guest house. The entrance hall opens onto a cosy reception room with an open-plan kitchen and tiled stove. The old troughs, perfectly restored, add an extra touch of originality. Upstairs are 4 uniquely decorated bedrooms, each with its own shower room. At the rear of the property, the overgrown garden features shaded terraces and a refreshing swimming pool, creating the ideal setting in which to recharge your batteries. A small additional plot is also available for sale, allowing this beautiful exterior to be personalised even further. This character property is offered for sale as a whole or in two separate units, depending on individual requirements. The bed and breakfast business, which has been running for around ten years, currently generates annual sales of around euros45,000. Renovated using quality materials that combine traditional features with modern finishes, this property offers a high level of energy comfort. It is ideal for a family looking for a spacious place to live in the countryside, or for an investor looking to develop a hotel business in an enchanting setting. Nursery and primary schools in the village Secondary school in Faulquemont (11 km) Secondary school in St-Avold (19 km) ENERGY CLASS: B / CLIMATE CLASS: A Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on average energy prices indexed to 01/01/2021: between euros2,540 and euros3,470. Contact: Valérie 06 69 99 70 12

Located in the heart of a charming village on the outskirts of Nancy, this former winegrower's property of 354 m² underwent extensive renovation in 2009. Behind its authentic façade lies a unique place where historical heritage blends seamlessly with modernity, all nestled in a wooded park sheltered from view. The tone is set as soon as you enter: here, space reigns supreme. The main house has been redesigned to offer a rare level of comfort, with a layout that favours single-storey living. The kitchen, the true heart of the home, is bathed in light and opens generously onto a south-facing terrace, promising long breakfasts. Continuing on, the vast living room, cosy lounges and study are elegantly arranged around three single-storey bedrooms, offering an autonomous and serene residential lifestyle. The unusual character of this property is revealed in its extraordinary potential for hospitality. A separate apartment, which can be connected or rented independently, is perfect for use as a guest house or luxury suite. For history and hospitality enthusiasts, the old cellars hold a magnificent surprise: converted into a tasting and reception room, they retain their original wine press, a testament to the property's wine-growing past. A spectacular setting for memorable evenings. The exterior is a haven of biodiversity. Centenary trees watch over a secluded garden where conviviality reigns supreme, thanks in particular to an outbuilding housing an authentic pizza oven. For those who wish to write another page in this story, the attics and lofts offer considerable potential for further development. Just a few minutes' walk from schools, shops and hiking trails, this property offers the ultimate luxury: the chance to live in peace and quiet, surrounded by nature, without sacrificing the urban proximity of the ducal city. A rare find, ideal for a family looking for space or for a charming bed and breakfast project. Shops 10 minutes' walk away Schools 5 minutes' walk away Transport 5 minutes' walk away ENERGY CLASS: C / CLIMATE CLASS: C Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on average energy prices indexed for 2021, 2022 and 2023 (including subscriptions): between euros3,120 and euros4,270. Contact: Laurence 0631193091